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THE BROSS
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JOHN FERGUSON & Co.
;THURSDAY
FRIDAY
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SUCCESSOR TO
BRUSSELS, ONT.
manufacturer's Sale
These Fur Coats will be on display at our store
Fur Coats
All Fur Coats
Guaranteed
For Two Years
An Event That Should Bring Welcome News
to Every Lover of Fur Coats
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By special arrangement with the Alaska Fur; Manufacturing
Co., of Toronto, we are afforded the opportunity of offering to
the public these
Unparallelled Values in Distinguished Coats in
the New Season's Styles. A Rare Op-
portunity to secure a Genuine Fur
Coat at a Fraction More
Than a Cloth One
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Only the Finest of Selected Pelts and Very best Workmanship
in Phase Coats, Tailor ed Leopard Coats, Hudson Seal, Caracul,
Persian Lamb, Mink C oats, Silver Muskrats, and Canadian Coon
Coats.
ONLY THE VERY NEWEST STYLES OFFERED
And every Coat at Prices Such as You
Have Never Seen Before
YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT OUR STORE
AND INSPECT AT YOUR LEISURE THESE
FINE FUR COATS
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HUDSON SEAL COATS
One of the Most Favored of All Fur Coats
Fashioned of Finest Quality Fur—Tailored on Newest Fashioned Trends—Exquisitely
Silk Lined. Each and every Coat Absolutely Guaranteed. This is a feature offering.
The Low Price will amaze you.
CARACUL
COATS
Stylish for the young-
er Miss —fancy silk -lined,
gorgeous quality. Smart -
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Fashioned.
PERSIAN UM CONS
Jost about the Loveliest of Fur Cosi
One of the most phenomenal values
ever offered in genuine Persian Lamb
Coats. Fashioned of extra selected
quality pelts. Trimmings s of
Alaska
Sable, Grey Squirrel or self material.
MUSKRAT
COATS
Only the very finest of
"Far North" Skins used
in the perfect matching
of these Coats.
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BEAUTIFUL 5EIL COONS Silver Muskrat & Coon Coats
A smart new model,, lt,vly quality
silk 11,'ir4d, Collars and cuffs of Alaska
Sable and Grey or Brown Squirrel.
Coasts subtle ;n line, of fine quality
furs. Supetibly tailored. Popular for
the School Mtiss.
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A Special Represenfat ive of the
Alaska Fur Company, Ltd., of Toronto
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FUR COATS
For Women of Large
Proportions
Sp'zcinl Orders
wnriii be given our
prompt attention
Attention 1 Stoat Women : Just
srleet the Coat and :tyle you de-
,irr from this stock of Fur Coats
and we will gladly matte to your
order a fraction above the cost of.
regular Sitti,S.
SapAtanfRaeiganianfErnstiefaiiirgentegYrenernmantrai
Will be at our Stare for 3 Days
for ;This Extraordinary Sale of
Canada's Finest
R COATS
This man will, with the help of our own staff, extend you every courtesy and service.
Ask his opinion of anything you desire to know. This man is an expert on Furs. His
professional knowledge is free for the asking.
Suitable Allowance made for Old Fur Coats.
Deferred Payments niay be arranged on request.
Just Listen . and you'll want
no other set
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TIIIS new Screen -Grid Atwater Befit
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no difference between listening to this set and listening at the
broadcasting studio. Power 1 Distance seems to make no
difference. Local stations and stations far away come rolling
in as easily and clearly as though they were just outside your
door. Select the station you want—and there it is, Make it
louder, make it softer, as you please. If the music or speech
should stop for a moment, the setie so quiet that you couldn't
tellh ether it was on or off—if it weren't for the light in the
diel.
Just listen here to a few bars of music, and you'll say (as most
people do), "That's the set I want I That's what 1 call a radio I"
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Radio and Gaf; Servi'-e BRUS*t:I,S
Interesting News
of the
SEAFORTH
The funeral of the late John G.
Grieve, for many years a prominent
resident of McKillop Township,
whose remains were brought here
from Detroit, where his death occur-
red, for interment in the Maitland -
hank cemetery, took mace on Tues-
day afternoon from First Presbyter-
ian Church, Seaforth. The large at-
tendance testified to the esteem do
which the deceased was held. The
service was conducted by Rev. Irv-
ing B. Keehe, assisted by Rev. T,
H. Brown, of St. Thomas Church,
and Rev. W. P. Lane, of Northside
(Inked Church. The deceased was
born on the old homestead a mile
and a quarter north of Seaforth, 82
years ago. Practically the whoa of
his life was sae,: in the same town-
ship. He was twice married. Upon
the death of his second wife, form-
erly, Miss Scarlet, of McKillop,
three years ago, he left the farm
and came to reside in Seaforth, fre-
cruently visiting his son. W. T.
Grieve, of Detroit. Mr. Grieve was a
valued member of Cavan United
Church, Winthrop, and had been a
member of the board of manage-
ment, and at one time a member of
the county council. He is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. Thos. Beat-
tie, of Seaforth and one son, W. T.
Grieve, es Tletrntt. The pallbearers
:were : Stanley Garnum, Jas. Shol-
dice. W. McCulla, George Kelly, R.
Scarlett and J. M. Govenlock.
BLUEVALE
R. Aitcheson moved into J. Ker.
aey's house.
hour as the case may be. you are
violating a law of the province el
Ontario.
Several other weeklies are now
making a nominal charge of $100.
tor publishing the official minutes
of the council, meetings, The Post
has always given extended reports
of these meetings free of charge.
EGECUTORS' SALE,
Of Valuable Farm Lands in the
Township of Grey in the County
of Huron,
The Executors of the estate of
George Johnston, deceased,- will, of-
fer for sale by Public Auction at the
American Hotel in the Village of
Brussels on Saturday, the 7th day of
December, A. D., 1929, at 3 o'leock,
in the afternoon the following val-
uable farm property, namely:
'rhe south halves of lots numbers
18, 19 and 20 in the First Concession
in the said Township of Grey, con-
taining 150 acres of land more or
less, except the portion .sold off the
southwest corner of Lot 20 for a
school site.
This property is situated on a good
gravel road about six miles from the
.Village, of Wroxeter and seven; miles
from .the Village of Brussels; about
one and one-quarter miles from a
church, and the school is situated on
the property.
There are on the premises a frame
house bout 24 ft. by 15 ft. with kit-
chen about 25 ft by 18 ft; a bank
barn with stone .foundation, 60 ft.
by 70ft.; and a bank barn with stone
foundation 30 ft. by 50 ft; about 15
acres of bush and 2 acres of good
orchard.
The farm is of good clay loam and
District in a good state of cultivation. There
is also a good gravel pit on the farm.
The pro.herty will be offered sub-
ject to a reserved bid.
TERMS OF SALE—Ten per cent.
of the purchase money on the day of
sale and the balance wthin thirty
days thereafter The purchaser will
be entitled to possession on the 1st
of March next.
Further particulars and conditions
of sale will be made known on the
day of sale or may he had on appli-
cation 1... the undersigned.
R. Vanstone,
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executors.
Dated the 18th day of Novrmber,
A. D., 1929.
F. Black received a carload of
Western cattle.
F. Black made a business trip
to Toronto this week.
Miss Cora Gannett, of Wingham,
has home over Sunday.
Airs. (Rev.) Mann is at present
visiting friends att Brantford.
Miss Margaret Turney spent a
few days with friends at Ethel,
Miss Ethel Mathors, of Brussels,
spent the week -end . at her home
here.
Joseph and Mrs. Sm'th spent
Sunday with J. B. and Mrs. Ker-
ney.
'Quit a number from here took in
the fowl supper at Gerrie on Mon-
day night.
Johnston and Black shipped a
carload of hogs to Toronto, on
Saturday.
James and Mrs. Meeting visited
Thome and Robert Watson, of
Mitchell nn Sunday.
?lies AT Peefnund. of Wingham,
was a 7.h . 1"s"lt'ing visitor Avith
'Jr,. ?line ?'r" -en.
Cordon nnd Mrs. Hall and fam-
ily snr.et Wednesday at the home
of William Elliott at Wroxeter.
Mr. Maybee, of Frankfort, and
f. and Mrs. Maybe*. of Toronto
anent few days with L. W. and
Mrs. Ruttan,
Stewaut and Mn. Lan less and
"lid Mrs, riht, of
t+}velar . ++•are ThanksafvineWvisitors
n ith Robert and Mrs. Aitfheson.
Herbert and Mrs. Seott and son,
'r, nnernn. of Xino'cville, anent
Vhankeeivinrr day calling on Blue
vale friends.
LOCAL NEWS
Home Brew Permits
Heavy in Ontario
Residents of Ontario hold 110,-
472 permits for the manufacture o1'
hone brew beer, Sir Henry Drayton,
chairman of the Ontario liquor com-
mission, announced to -day. In alt
134,426 permits have been issued at
Ottawa.
Canadian Nationals
Canadians can now distinguish
themselves from residents in other
parts of the British Empire when
they apply for passports to travel
abroad. According to a recent rul-
ing of the passport ofnce, applicants
c::n describe themselves as "Canad-
ian Nationals" rather than as rBri•
ti:ah subjects."
New Matron at
Children's Shelter
Mrs. Thomas Elliott has resigned
her position of matron of the Chil-
dren's Shelter of the County and
Mrs. John Tigert, of Port Albert,
has been appointed and Mr. and
Mrs. Tigert have taken up resid-
ence at the Shelter, Mrs. Tigert as-
suming her position on Monday
last.
A Serious Waste
As one .perambulates about the
county he cannot help observing
that there is a good deal of careless-
ness in regard to the housing of ex-
pensive farm machinery. Leaving
machinery which has to be used
next season, standing in the field or
fence corner, exposed to the elem-
ents all winter, is not good business.
The efficiency of the machine is re-
duced, not to speak of the actual
loss through exposure. It's like
burning money not to provide a
winter home for farm implements,
No Quail Shooting To Be
Permitted in Province this year
No quail shooting will be permit -
tell in Ontario this year, according
to an announcement made by Hon,
Charles McCrea, minister of mines
and fi,heries, Reports from those
Sections of Western Ontario in
which irds are found in fatale, Mr.
McCrea stated, that the interests
of Conservation can beet be served
by net opening a gunning season for
them. A closed season en this bird
, was legislated some years ego, but
the Government by arder-in-council
can establish periods of shooting
I when, in its opini)n, 'circumstances
I warrant.
Speed L_ait at Crossings
With all the discussion of level
crossings and .:leans o` impelling
motorists to exercise the maximum
precaution in approaching such cros-
sings, it is doubtful if the general
motoring public is aware of a regu-
lation embodied in the Highway
Traffic Act which reads as follows
"No motor vehicle shall be driven at
a level crossing where the driver of
the vehicle has net a e]ear view of
the approachingtraffic at s greater
renter
rate of speed than ten miles per hour
in a city, town or v.illape, or fifteen
miles an hour outside a city, town
or village. In other words, when you
speed over one of the crossings at a
rate of over ten or fifteen miles an
EX -MODERATOR PASSES
Dr. W. T. Herridge, one of the
best known Presbyterian ministers
in Canada and former moderator,
who died suddendly in,tondon Eng-
land in Ilia 78rd year.
Voters' List Court
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
Take notion that Tuesday, the Ord day of
Drnm'ber.. 19:0 at 01, hour o1 ? 99 n'olook
p m ? et the To,vo' hip Ball, Ethel. has
awn npp'dn,ed by E. N. Lentil .Tudor of the.
, County+ -.a art of the County of Soren. for
be1d1n0 n Court to hear and determlee the
o' -vont, errors and omissions In the Voters'
for tka 'daub:Apatite of the Township of
Grey for1929. J. H FvAll"
Township Clerk
Property for Sale
Brick house and halt acre of land iothe'M-
ingo of Ethel, property of the late Christian
Beguiler, For, particulars apply to 1) C1.
Scott, 01 Craig et., London, orW alter 8. i.cott
Brussels. 21.8
Notice to Creditors
Notice Is hereby given that all persons hnr
❑tg alnims against the estate of 61ARY
BLACK, late of 11,0pTownchlp of alorrl, u,
the Oonnty o! Huron aid Provlooe of pntnr.
le, Spinster, who diedon or about the twenty-
seventh day of September,. A. D",1929, lire re•
quired to the undersigneforwardd,lon or beforr e the duly
proven,
of Deormber, A. I) 1020.
And .notice Is further given tint after the
said date, the Executors will proceed to dig.
tribute the estate, linving regard wily to such
claims no they shallthen have had. notion,
Dated at the Village of Brussels, In the
Conntr of Huron and Province of Ontario,
this First day of November, A.1) 1929.
Al BLACK and T T. AloRAE,
Executors,
Notice to Creditors
In'the matter of the Estate of
Christopher Raynare, late of tho VII•
logo of Ethel, In tho County of
Huron, Gentleman, Deceased.
68,Chap_il 10 ofthnllievie d StstutesSof On
Lurie, that all persons havingelnivtsagainst
the estate
at the said Christopher
o005
Raynnrd,
who Men n.
e or lrednooutt ss Nth dos of October
or deliver ere rtgtx Har to a 62, by obst, , 1(01 81
or e,to Harvey a Dotson, mthe-
Po9tuatee, Ontario, one of the Emma -
torn of the last will and testament of the
said deceased, on•or'betor, the Twenty'thlyd
day of November, A. D. 1920, their names and
addresses with 1u11 particulars ht writ-
ing of their Claims sad the .nature of the se•
ourlties,(If any), held by them duly verified
by a statutory declaration,
And further take notice that afterthe Bald
211rd.day of November, 1920, tine-nld Breen tors
will proceed to distribute the ns is of
the mild estate among the pertie ntitled
thereto, having regard only to the Mhos of
Which they shall then have had notice, and
the said Exeentorai shall not be 1la1le for the
said assets or nny part thereof to tiny person
Of whose claim they shall not then have re.
set ved n0tice.
Dated the20th_ day
00 91NOLATA D. 1020.
Solicitor for Joseph 62, Raynnrd and Harvey
M. Dobson, the Executors of deceased,
Property for Sale
Property and general repel] shop of the
late George Edwnrdg, Also the machinery
consisting of turninglntho, with tools for
turning, emery Wheels and 2 saws, with Ramo-
line engine In good rspltlr; forge and anvil
and saw sling equipment, and n good sot of
etrpenter'o tools. All will be offered ata
reneonable price, Apply to
GEO. N. EDWARDS, .
298 Wharneliffo Road, London.
Farm for Sale
Perm known ns the Dilworth Perm, Com
prisingd88nerss mostly 011 Cleared and Ina
geed state of cultivation, lots of tvn ter and
within lmilo of Ethel Station„y ,rile to Ethel
Village. Will be Weed renaonnbly for gulch
sale. For further para:Mars, 'windy on
premises to J, E. ROW t,A 80,
Ethel,
Farm for Sale
A very desirable stook farm of 160 aurae,14
Mile from Brussels, Geed linitdh+r, an
0gatpmeitis, ltaey 'tome. t0 miltpnrohaser
IPer �urther pnrttotllnrs apply to
A, H, AIACDONA 1.D,
Erne lass,